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Owen Kydd

Moving pictures.

Dissecting the layered, complex works of the Vancouver-educated, Los Angeles-based artist.

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“Traces that Resemble Us”

At the intersection.

The Cinematheque and Monte Clark Gallery teamed up to provide a twofold glimpse into the cinematic inspirations of 12 prominent Vancouver-based artists.

MONTE Blog: Greg Girard at Monte Clark

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Greg Girard at Monte Clark Gallery

Time and place.

The photographer never thought these photos would see the light of day, let alone a gallery wall.

MONTECRISTO Blogs Byron Dauncey

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Byron Dauncey

Cameraman.

You may remember artist Byron Dauncey’s street art from Vancouver’s urban landscape, signed with the name “Cameraman”. Today, Dauncey has exhibited in galleries across the city.

MONTECRISTO Blog: Anthony Goicolea

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Anthony Goicolea

Shadows and tall trees.

It’s funny how something can be quieting and disquieting at the same time; such is the case with Anthony Goicolea’s most recent series of landscapes.

MONTE Blog: Jay Isaac

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Jay Isaac’s “The Sponges”

Binary visions.

Jay Isaac’s “The Sponges” has come to Monte Clark Gallery, a mesmeric suite of abstract paintings that are as much about their striking, synesthetic imagery as they are about the media and methods that went into their making.

MONTECRISTO Magazine: The Flats

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The Flats

Critical mass.

More than 12 contemporary art galleries have relocated to the Flats, a gritty yet up-and-coming patch of stubby concrete buildings, dusty auto shops, and railroad tracks clustered around East 1st Avenue between Main and Clark.

MONTECRISTO: Holger Kalberg

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Paintings by Holger Kalberg

Time, space, matter.

Painter Holger Kalberg’s works are a “space where people can enter and make up their own narrative”.